In Memoriam: Keith Waldrop
"Keith Waldrop, whose first poetry collection was a finalist for a National Book Award in 1969 and who won the award 40 years later with his Transcendental Studies: A Trilogy, died on July 27. He was 90."
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What Sparks Poetry:
Robert Matt Taylor on Philip Levine’s What Work Is
"Even to my jaundiced eye it read like a perfect condensation of the big feelings of that moment. This is a thing that only poetry can do, I was reminded. “Scouting” and many like it in the book comprise a poetry of awakening, of simple amazement at being alive, at having lived and at the living still to be done, of making meaning out of the morass of experience, time, and trouble." |
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